Zara Tindall wraps up warm in a chic tailored coat as she attends The November Meeting at Cheltenham Racecourse

Zara Tindall wrapped up warm in a chic, tailored overcoat as she arrived for the annual November Meeting at Cheltenham Racecourse today.

The daughter of Princess Anne, 43, was alone for her trip to the racecourse, where three days of ‘adrenaline-packed action’ kicked off on Friday.

And the mother-of-three was dressed the part in her typically chic style, wearing a dark brown tailored coat, which featured simple gold buttons.

She paired the coat with a high neck white blouse, which had ruffles around the collar, and a pair of light brown suede boots. 

Zara accessorised with a matching brown handbag, and wore her hair pulled out of her face with a dark green hairband.

She completed her outfit with a pair of brown, leather-look gloves.

It’s been a busy week for Zara, who was presenting awards at London’s Caledonian Club just days ago.

Princess Anne’s daughter took to the event to present 22-year-old Scottish jockey Patrick Wadge with the Caledonian Spirit Award.

The royal donned a striking £780 Rebecca Vallance dress featuring an abstract flower print in shades of blue and pink and short puff sleeves.

Zara, who is married to former rugby union player Mike Tindall, styled her blonde tresses into a sleek updo, and opted for a natural makeup look for the occasion.

Scottish Racing took to X to congratulate the jockey, writing: ‘Huge congrats to British Champion Conditional Jockey – Patrick Wadge.

‘Not only did Patrick ride out his claim this weekend, he was also awarded the Caledonian Spirit Award by Zara Tindall embodying the heart of racing. Not a bad weekend.’

The inaugural award is designed to commend a young up and coming personality in the sport who embodies the ‘true spirit of racing’.

Patrick told Scottish Racing: ‘It was a great honour and a privilege to pick up such a prestigious award.’

It comes after Mike and Zara Tindall looked loved up as they attended the annual Champions Ball Dorchester Hotel on 4 November.

Zara, the niece of King Charles, looked stylish in a full-length black gown, which boasted puff sleeves and a fabric belt, cinching in her waist.

Meanwhile, her husband Mike, 46, looked equally dapper, sporting a classic black tuxedo-style suit and bow tie.

The relaxed couple appeared to be enjoying each other’s company, and were snapped smiling and looking relaxed as they attended the prestigious London event.

Held annually at the Dorchester Hotel, the Champions Ball is a charity event, which supports Rainbows Children’s Hospice, a hospice charity based in Loughborough.

Typically, guests are treated to a champagne reception, dinner, entertainment, and a charity auction.